In compliance with California’s new CCPA, CNBC has created an Opt-Out Icon, which they have rolled out nationwide. Through this endeavor, initiative organizers hope to improve user privacy by implementing a simple and easy-to-understand method for consumers to control their data choices. The Opt-Out Icon depicted above is easily accessible here.
Available starting today, the Opt-Out Icon gives users more control and transparency over their data in accordance with the CCPA. This new provision empowers consumers to manage their own sensitive data. The icon should help users easily see and choose to opt out of companies selling their personal data. This enforcement action is consistent with the law’s aim to increase consumer control over their personal information.
Alongside the Opt-Out Icon, CNBC has provided the California Notice, which describes the company’s privacy practices within a broader context. You can read the full CA Notice here. It’s a great resource that will walk you through your rights under the CCPA in detail and tell you more about how CNBC collects and uses information about our users.
At CNBC, we’re serious about transparency. As for Twitter, its Terms of Service are crystal clear about what is and isn’t acceptable behavior on the platform. Users may access these terms for further review at this link. This effort reflects CNBC’s commitment to establishing clear guidelines while ensuring compliance with privacy regulations.
The site is supported by a privacy policy operated by NBCUniversal, which can be viewed here. This policy explains our user data collection and use practices, as well as our commitment to protecting user privacy.
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